That’s where the problems arise. Because when you say you care that people should be upvoting memes, you’re spreading the idea that you only make memes for yourself. And you don’t want to help yourself. You just want to blame everyone else for your “failure” to be on the front page.
And if your premise is “if you view a meme you should upvote it,” I’ll just laugh my head off. People can upvote whatever they want whether they laugh or not.
And if it matters that much to you, just know that upvotes are the most irrelevant part of a meme. Making the front page is irrelevant. That’s why I put quotation marks around the word “failure.” Because it isn’t a failure that you didn’t make the front page. The failure is you thinking it matters. What really matters is the fact that you shared your created memes for people to see.
making it to the front page gets more people to see it and at the end of the day makes you feel good about yourself, i mean, you made so many people laugh at your joke it hit front page
im also just saying if half the people upvote the upvotes be going to 8k im not saying everyone should upvote
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2 ups, 2y,
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Ok good because I would actually laugh. But that’s still kind of a funny argument.
Because when memes get lots of views, it usually means it was posted on some other social media platform or because the same people were viewing it over and over again.
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